History of Journalism in San Francisco 1940 7
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The murderer must expiate his crime to warn other men from an indulgence in their murderous propensities. But the jury briber is a worse enemy of the public than the ordinary murderer.
He invades the sacred temple of justice and mocks the purpose for which it was erected. His object generally is to make a little money. To gratify his service he teaches the public that there is no such thing as justice. The scales tip toward the party to a suit who has the long- !0 bBOlLlBI ".heo -^ p r* '^ M 1 ...^ >. .r o 9„ cjiij iBrict i)iB' aarf ;JI" ■?. . no Y^o^Jajuo ni ... wb£ es;")T- .iJ ;ix ar > .acii narn ■ .;=.. el lecfiid Y^^^f .eelJ : iq ..xH . 13 axjw il ■■:. ; arfi e^ioom 99 est purse or best knows how to use money. Coun- sel are often employed, not for their knowledge of law, but for their familiarity with practices by which corrupt verdicts are secured. Of course the wretch who approaches a juror with coin in his hand is noj; worse than the counsel who em- ploys him or the official who looks to one side while the bargaining is being done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The murderer must expiate his crime to warn other men from an indulgence in their murderous propensities. But the jury briber is a worse enemy of the public than the ordinary murderer.
He invades the sacred temple of justice and mocks the purpose for which it was erected. His object generally is to make a little money. To gratify his service he teaches the public that there is no such thing as justice. The scales tip toward the party to a suit who has the long- !0 bBOlLlBI ".heo -^ p r* '^ M 1 ...^ >. .r o 9„ cjiij iBrict i)iB' aarf ;JI" ■?. . no Y^o^Jajuo ni ... wb£ es;")T- .iJ ;ix ar > .acii narn ■ .;=.. el lecfiid Y^^^f .eelJ : iq ..xH . 13 axjw il ■■:. ; arfi e^ioom 99 est purse or best knows how to use money. Coun- sel are often employed, not for their knowledge of law, but for their familiarity with practices by which corrupt verdicts are secured. Of course the wretch who approaches a juror with coin in his hand is noj; worse than the counsel who em- ploys him or the official who looks to one side while the bargaining is being done.
What to read after History of Journalism in San Francisco 1940 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by History of San Francisco Journalism Project to read onlineMoreLess
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